Best cleaning products?

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Dallas, TX
As I prepare for the arrival of my new baby I want to make sure I have everything that I need to keep up with her. I would love feedback on any cleaning/maintenance products that ya'll have found to work well on your rides. Thanks!
 
Check out Auto Geek. It is an online detailing store. I have gotten my stuff from there and pretty much everything they got is good. I myself use a combination of brands. I use megs glass cleaner, all purpose cleaner, spray detailer, trim dressing and leather cleaner. I use Chemical Guys butter wet wax which comes off very easy in the sun so it is a must if you live in a state like Florida. I have been detailing on the side for about three years and mainly the thing with keeping a car clean is taking your time once or twice a month to fully detail it and keeping it washed in between the details.
EDIT: Oh and not sure if these come by railway. But when you get it you are going to want to give it a good clay bar and then a good coat of wax right after. This will get rid of the rail dust and junk that gets on the car in transit.
 
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Thank you for the reply. What do you use for keeping your wheels clean of tar?
Forgot to put that in there, it is a meguiares cleaner. The stuff I use comes in a gallon that you dilute for most of them too. Not sure if you would use it a lot but if you have 2-3 cars and are gonna be detailing monthly you may want to look into the gallon sizes. They a re in the pro section of Auto Geek.
 
I have been using menzerna products for years. They hold up well and have great reflective qualities. 303 for the interior based on the uv protection and non gloss.
 
Check out Auto Geek. It is an online detailing store. I have gotten my stuff from there and pretty much everything they got is good. I myself use a combination of brands. I use megs glass cleaner, all purpose cleaner, spray detailer, trim dressing and leather cleaner. I use Chemical Guys butter wet wax which comes off very easy in the sun so it is a must if you live in a state like Florida. I have been detailing on the side for about three years and mainly the thing with keeping a car clean is taking your time once or twice a month to fully detail it and keeping it washed in between the details.
EDIT: Oh and not sure if these come by railway. But when you get it you are going to want to give it a good clay bar and then a good coat of wax right after. This will get rid of the rail dust and junk that gets on the car in transit.

+2nd, AutoGeek has just about anything you would ever want along with forums to ask questions and do research. Awesome resource!
 
Work your way up with compounds and then polish it. Finish it off with a good wax and it should look like new. If they are really hard stains then you may have to wet sand but that is unlikely. It will be a lot of work but really worth it.
 
i have spots on the headliner, what can i use to get these stains out. freaking tan headliner sucks especially if u got young kids riding along lol
 
I've had great success with Folex . Can be had at any big box hardware store.



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This. Was able to find folex at home depot. Product is great and gets rid of carpet/vinyl/interior stains with just a little elbow grease!
 
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